I’ll be the first to admit it: when celebrities announce fashion lines, I usually brace myself. More often than not, they feel like merchandising ventures wrapped in hype, with little respect for cut, construction, or craft. But Post Malone’s debut in Paris has completely redefined my expectations. This isn’t just another celebrity label it’s a full-fledged collection with soul, swagger, and striking execution.

Sartori has long been the quiet architect of contemporary menswear, and this season he turned down the volume while turning up the emotion. The palette was a sun-washed spectrum of mineral tones, stone, sand, terracotta, and olive, each whispering summer in the Dolomites rather than shouting Amalfi clichés. Fabrics? As always, Zegna’s superpower. Technical silks met featherweight wools, and a new “Airspun Linen” practically levitated down the runway.

Dining at Wolf In The Woods is like stepping into a hidden jewel box tucked in Mission Hills. The space is intimate and stunning, with décor that feels both polished and inviting. It sets the stage for what turns out to be an unforgettable evening. The service? Impeccable. Every detail is handled with the kind of warmth and precision that makes you feel like the star of the show.

Recently I had the pleasure of reimagining the professional dress code for a small consulting tech company and let me tell you, it was fun. But it was also intentional. The goal? To create an environment where professionalism doesn’t require conformity, and where style is a tool, not a limitation. They wanted guidelines that were polished but not rigid, inclusive without being vague, and stylish while remaining workplace-appropriate